U.N. Chief Foresees Productive Talks with Iran on Nuclear Program
U.N. nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi reported a positive shift in Iran's willingness to engage with the agency following discussions in New York. Grossi aims to lay the groundwork for Iran-West nuclear talk advancements and hopes to visit Tehran in October to further negotiations.
U.N. nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi indicated on Tuesday a greater willingness from Iranian officials to engage more meaningfully with the agency following talks in New York. He is planning a trip to Tehran in October.
In an interview with Reuters, Grossi noted that Iran's nuclear program continues its regular advancements. However, Grossi is eager to proceed over the coming weeks to prepare for discussions between Iran and the West regarding its nuclear activities.
Grossi's efforts aim to facilitate groundwork for meaningful negotiations, reflecting a hopeful progression towards resolving tensions over Iran's nuclear program.
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